buffratings
Bio: 100-93: Flawless / 92-85: Amazing / 84-75: Great / 74-65: Good / 64-55: Alright / Below 55: Bad
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| 0 0% | A Noble Lie: Oklahoma City 1995 (2011) - Rated 27 Dec 2023 |
| 77 54% | Drag Me to Hell (2009) - Rated 10 Aug 2017
"Drag Me to Hell is equally hilarious and frightening."
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| 26 5% | Extraordinary: The Stan Romanek Story (2013) - Rated 09 Aug 2017
"The incredibly biased Extraordinary: The Stan Romanek Story dodges the star subject's more controversial claims in favor of a positive outlook before ultimately tacking on a borderline offensive final message."
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| 58 30% | Executive Decision (1996) - Rated 08 Aug 2017
"Executive Decision never really sets itself apart from the maddening crowd of action-oriented political thrillers, but it features just the right amount of intensity and spectacle to work."
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| 72 47% | Red Eye (2005) - Rated 08 Aug 2017
"Red Eye's brisk pace and believable performances are enough to overcome its narrative's uneven execution."
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| 72 47% | Air Force One (1997) - Rated 08 Aug 2017
"Air Force One may not be the most thought-provoking political thriller, but it's undeniably fun."
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| 34 10% | Banjo (2015) - Rated 06 Aug 2017
"Featuring a star-turning performance from James Hamer-Morton, My Bloody Banjo begins with great promise, oozing with gleeful violence and outrageous humor, before turning into a meandering, cliche-ridden dud."
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| 96 98% | Black Cat (2017) - Rated 06 Aug 2017
"Filled to the brim with gut-busting laughs, fleshed-out characters, stellar performances, and arresting visuals, Peter Pardini's Black Cat is monumentally entertaining from beginning to end."
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| 72 47% | History of the World: Part I (1981) - Rated 01 Aug 2017
"Mel Brooks, known for his ability to find humor in every situation, uses a widespread canvas of world history to paint an entertaining picture."
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| 14 1% | 2012 Doomsday (2008) - Rated 01 Aug 2017
"A disaster with little to no redeeming features, save for a few unintentional laughs drawn from the bizarre religious overtones that plague this mess."
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